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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-21
PERFECTED LEGISLATION
Bills Passed by the Twentieth Legis-
Iature Of the State of Texas at
: the Regular Session, 1887.
OFFICIAL COMPILATION.
TO PREVENT THE DETENTION OF
TRAINS

Section l. Be it enacted by the Legis-
lature Of the state of Texas: That any
person or persons who shall, by force,
threats, or intimidation of any kind what
ever, against any railroad engineer or
engineers, or any conductor, brakeman,
or other officer or empIOye, employed or
engaged in running any passenger train,
freight train, or construction train run
ming upon any railroad in this state, pre-
vent the moving or running Of said pas
seDger, freight, or construction train,
shall be deemed guilty of an offense, and
upon conviction thereof each and every
person so offending shall be fined in q sum
not less than 500 nor more than $500,
and also imprisoned in the county jail for
any period of time not less than three
mOnt1s nor more than twelve months.
SEC. 2. Each day said train or trains
mentioned IL section l of this act are
prevented from moving on their road as
specified in section l of this act, shall be
deemed a separate Offense, and shall be
punished as prescribed in section l OF
this act.
Sec. 8. Any person who shall wilfully
injure any railroad, locomotive engine, or
tender, or baggage, passenger or freight
car OF any railroad III this state, so as to
prevent the use of the same, shall be pun
ished by fine in any SUM not less than
800, and by Imprisonment in the county
Jail not less than three nor more than
twelve months. Approved, March 80,
1897
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JUDICIAL DISTRICTS.
Thirty first, Thirty second. Thirty t
Thirty fifth, Thirty ninth and Forty secOI

Thirty first, Thirty second. Thirty third
Thirty ffth Thirty ninth and Forty Sc cond.
Section /. Be it enacted by the Legis-
lature of the state of Texas: That the
Thirty-frst Judicial district shall be
composed of the counties of Wheeler,
Oldham, Greer and DonIey, and the unor-
ganized counties of ColIingsworth, Chill
ders, Hall, Briscoe, Swisher, Castro,
Farmer, Deaf Smith, Randall, Armstrong,
Grsy, Carson, Potter, Hartley, Moore,
Hutchinson, Roberts, Hemphill, Lips
comb, Ochiltree, Hansford, Sherman and
Dallam, and terms of the district court
shall be held therein each year as follows:
Ia the county of Donley on the first
Mondays in January and July, and may
continue in session four weeks.
In the county of Greer on the first
Mondays in March aud September, and
may continue in session four weeks.
In the county of Wheeler on the first
Mondays in April and November, and may
continue in session four weeks.
In the county of Oldham on the first
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THROUGH THE HEART.
a Gambler Killed by Marshal at
HRHarkanR

a Gambler Killed by a GIarshaI at
re1arkanR.
Special TO the Gazette.
TExARKANA, ARK, April 20 This
evening at o'clock while Marshal
George Edwards was seated on g box
opposite the Monarch saloon he was
accosted by an unknown character
whose name is gwen as Jack King. King
approached Edwards and insisted upon
having the whole seat, to which the
Marshal objected, but offered the intruder
a portion of the box. King became
offensive at this iuDcture and knocked
Edwards down. When Edwards arose he
drew his pistol and fired upon King, the
ba passing through his heart, killing
him instantly. Edwards at once gave
himself up and is now in custody. King
was a crack gambler and had been roam
ing around the barrooms and gambling
dens of the city for the past month.
Nothing whatever is known Of him or
his origin. He was very heavy set man,
about thirty-seyen years old and weighed
about 200 pounds.
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TWENTY-NINTH JUDICIAL DIS
TRICT.

Section |. Be- it enacted by tho
Legislature of the state Of Texas
That the TWenty-ninth Judicial dis
trict shall be composed of the counties
of PaIO Pinto, Hood, Somervell,
Erath, Hamilton and Coryell, and terms
of the district court shall be held therein
each year as follows:
In the county of Palo Pinto on the first
Mondays in March and September, and
may continue in session two weeks.
In the county of Hood on the third
Mondays ID March and September, and
may continue IN session three weeks.
In the county of Somervell on the fifth
Mondays after the first Mondays in March
and September and may continue in SEES
sion two weeks.
In the county of Erath on the seventh
Mondays after the first Mondays in March
and September, and may continue in
session four weeks.
In the county of Hamilton on the
eleventh Mondays after the first Mondays
in March and September, and may con-
tinue in session three weeks.
In the county Of Coryeu on the four
teenth Mondays after the first Mondays
in March and September, and may con-
tinue in session until the business is dis
posed Of.
Sec. .. All wTits, process and bonds,
civil and criminal, which may be issued
or executed up to the time this act takes
effect, by or from the district courts Of
the several counties above named, Or
under order Of said courts, and made re-
turnable to the terms of said courts as
they are now fixed by law, shall be re-
turnable to the next ensuing terms of
said courts in each county as they are
prescribed by this act and all such Writs,
process and bonds above mentioned, are
hereby legaIized and validated to all in
tents and purposes as if the same had
been made returnsble TO the term of said
courts as the terms thereof are herein
prescribed.
Sec 3. That this act take effect and be
IN force from and after the thirty-frst
day of July, A. D. 1887, and that all laws
in conflict herewith be and the same are
hereby repealed.
Sec. +. The near approach of the close
of the present session of the Legislature
makes 1t improbable that this bill could
be regularly reached and passed, and an
emergency is created, and an Imperative
public necessity exists that the con-
stituuOnal rule requiring bills to be read
on three several days be suspended, and
it is so enacted.
Approved March 80, 1887.
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suit for InfrIngt msnt of Patents.

DEs MIoNKs, Iowa, April 2O-The
Iowa Barbed Wire Manufacturing Com
pany of Marshalltown has begun suit
against Washburne & Moen for 81 $50, 900
damages for an infringement Of patents
used in their business Some time ago
the Marshalltown company came into
possession of BurneIl's patents, whose
distinctive features were sustained and
protected by a decision of the federal
court st St. Louis few weeks ago. Mr.,
Sears claims that Washburne & Moen
continued the use of machines that In
fringed on the Burnell patents, notWith-
standing the order Of the court.
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FOX SAEsE BY
-. M. FRY, 2O8 Main Street
Died at Fort Smt h q.
Specisi to the Gazette.

cpecial % the GaZ2Lte.
FORT SMITH, ARK, April POI. b.
SatterfeiId, prominent merchant of this
city, late of Rome, Ga, died this morn
ing of congestion, having been i'll but
short time. His remains will be taken to
Gainesville, Ca, for burial, starting to-
morrow morning.
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-23
A Wonderful sepulcher.

rsi Nahal. or Crown Of Empires, at Agra,
halo T.. regarded as the grandost tomb in
r.n.rd 10 3. am ociagonal building Of tho
..,.t s,hite marble. the interior being deco
-.,.I ai.h nlaid work Of precious stones as
.-,t. and jasper. with ornamental designs
+. marble Of various shades In regard to
color and design the interior ranks first in
as world for purely decorative workman
t.g. while tine perfect symmetry Of the exie-
-,r .ln never b. forgotten by q beholdcr,
sar ,he aerial grace Of its domes, rising Ike
marble bubble, into the clear SKY. il was
i..uu IN lG,9 and finished i'm los by Shah
'saan as a mausolcum for his wife. Arjamed
mn0, Begun. The Exalted Of the Palace
%. Light of the Harcm in Mo0re's "Ialla
Rosh"-and cost something like Is, 80, 600
las celebrated Bermier said that IL deserved
Dte numbered among the wonders Of the
world more than the pyramids; and Bayard
,ag.or said. III there was nothing else in
hia. this alone would repay the journey.
le distant view of this matches edifce
at.foime that ITS fame is we'll deserved SO
aD -a gloriously perfect did it appear that
almost feared 70 approach it lest the charm
.i.I Boz broken %
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7Ae CURIOSITY SHOP.
How They Arc Manufactured a
WI Delicate Process

Delicate Process
.... making Of looking glasses there Is
N large s.ouo table, ground perfectly
i-N ana NJ arranged as 20 he easily
o. little % one side by means Of a
Sd -, beneath H. Around the edge Of the
"a groove, in which mercury may
..-.,d drop from one corner into bowls
-...ailc is first made perfectly horizontal,
then tin foil is carefully laid over IL,
ling greater space than the glass 70 be
,.d 4 strip Of glass is placed along each
,,he three sides OF the foil 10 prevent the
.-ury from flowing of The metal Is then
.red from ladies upon the tin foil iill 10 -
.,r.r q quarter Of an inch deep and its
..ilnls 20 flow Is checked by its affinity ior
=. 4, flil and the mechanical obstruction
= ,hs slips Of glaS, The plate OF glass,
.,,i with especial care, is dexterously sld
= f-am the open side, and Us advancing
.l.,i. .lDt in the mercury, 80 that no air or
s-,..r, oxide Of the metal and other impuri-
...can gen between the glass and the clean
80, IF the mercury. When exactly in its
.-.,..t is held till one edge Of the table has
s..vated ten or twelve degrees. and the
..-e,1. mercury has run of. Heavy
7. hrs are placed on the glass, and il is left
....reral hours IL is then turned over and
.....3 rlln "a frame, the side being covered
,.t tbe nmalgam, which sdheres 10 it, being
..-.rmo.f In this position the amalgam be
.n.. harl and the plate can then BE- set on
~. bat for several weeks It is necessary 20
-.,,i AGAINST turning IL over, as until the
,~s.am thoroughly dried the coating is
asV injured
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Ile story is told that Victor Hugo con-
,ul, himself on behalf Of one condemned,
called oa King Louis Philippe 70 intercode for
hemfotunate man. IL was a second COM
,1s,.,4'e effort Of the poets, but the hour
sas At,. and the monarch, being now retired
ub,d could not Boz seen Not % he wholly
tasei Of his purpo~e Hugo left a plea, in
..iien mp0yised verse. on the table tomeet
as kings eve IN the morning There had
t,no recent death n the royal family of "a
a0.lal laughter, and birth, too. as well.
0.hns incidents the poet awaited himself in
.squ,mn, which, very closely rendered,
rl, 3D.. follows:
Rr.r lost angel. love IKE from you flown,
p. Ha. sweet royal babe fair. fragile reed.
H.rr once more BE mercy. mercy shown
ata. tombs name. and cradles, both ] plead
lhepoet's plea availed
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h testimony, oaths have always been as
-rated with something 10 bo touched Or
kissed n England people used 10 kiss their
amt instead of the Bible, and so supposed
lai they bad saved their c0nsciences A
r.... u one Of Mr. Meredith's novels. says.
lHor hut not upon oath, " meaning that
be- a4i kissed his thumb, not the book
Arthur Orton IN "The Bush, laid his hand
n copy 81 Sherdans plays, (which,
a0a.h not "a Bible, bore a cross So Zeus
Days bis band on the earth, IN Homer, when
hawean hy that planetary body People
hi 60 touch relics when they swore ia the
Middle Ace, as in the famous oath of Harold.
leUmes. when they invaded England, wcrc
ra.y o. take any oath with impunity, savo
la' u touching a certain sacred ring OF orm-
H Hamlet made his comrades lay thor
bands oa the blade of bis sword
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Royal Marriage.

ld. r0fal marriage act was passed. IN Eng
.ai m is12 lt was M consequence Of TIC
.-ul cc of the Duke Of Gloucester, the
A1c brother, with the widow OF the Earl
Wale,aye. and Of the Duke Of Cumberland
s.'a Che widow Of Col Horton and daughter
e lord Irnham. BY this act none OF the de-
n,uiants of Georgo III, unless of foreign
.ra can marry under % without the con-
-' q the king. and az and after that aco
.. consent Of parliament is necessary to rcu-
ihe marriage valid.
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lisa we'll known fact that people So IA
30 moon with different estimates OF IFS cI-
ireut size The disk of the moon being re-
owed from all terrestrial objects, We havo
Imeans OF Judging ~ It's size by comparison
nd those of known magnltudes, and The eye
consciously gives 1t "a greater diameter
..l an actual measurement would Indicate
..., same illusion is observed in looking al
-emoon through a telescope, when the mac-
allied image appears smaller than when seen
if ihe naked eve.
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Transnhlgratlon.

lle origin OF this doctrine Is attributed 20
Jtlaroras. about 52s b. c., and asserts tho
.unsmlgration OF the soul from one body TO
mother 10 j, also attributed to the Egypt
-ls. loo would eat no animal food lest they
~9lll deyour the body into which the soul
O. Deceased friend had passed. They had
a.,o 1n idea that 50 long ns the body Of the
-s,,asel Was kept entire the soul would not
lalmieraie. and therefore enbalmed their
dad
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Purcell. Ladd 4 Co.
RUCKER'S
Anti-I}iliOu~
AND
Dyspepsia Pills

The leading pills OF the day Whyf icoausc
he demand for them is greater than for a"
other pills on the market; because they answo
the purpose for which they aiv iecommendcc
giving relief TO Headache, Cons' ipation. Nc.,a
once They do not gripeor weaken The sysicr
as other pills often do. They arr composed ea
tlrely of powerful vegetable extracts aif
resenoids, well known 10 the profess. %. They
remove Bilousness. Dizziness. Bad Breath.
and cure Dy.cntery. Jaun ice. Malaria. Dy-
pepsia and ali disc SEES OF the Liver. Only on e.
Pin Tor a dose except IN extreme cases. They
are Tex PIT tor Chills aud Fever sections.
Recommended. endorsed, and prescribed los
headings ply sicians.
Write 10 or call on
JOHN {. RUCKER.
~ Twelfth street,
Lynchburg Va.
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Lsa4 i-ucils contain no lead Lead pencil
Is ls mach misnomer Us it would be 70 call
alore "a COW. Red lead is an oxide OF lead
-l white lead is a carbonate Of lead, but the
Do .ead used ia pencils is neither a metal
r'- compound 81 metal 1t is plumbaSo or
graphite. one OF the forms Of carbon
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What is known as the "Nineear Bibler was
s.lel iu The year l3ls from the Clarendon
Pres oi the University Of Oxford. 1t de-
''ea DTS singular title from an er1or in the
Beading 10 the twentieth chapter Of ST. Luke,
I. which "Parableof the Vineyard is printed
PARABLE Of the Vinegar
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See what Or. Williams has 10 say about then
LYNcHBURG. Va. June 9TH, 1887.

Having prescribed on several nccasitis YOU
Anti bilious and dyspepsia pills. 4 gives ne
pleasure to confidently commend them 10 VI"
public. consisting as they do Of M li ,li
r..oynized IN the maieria mCdiva: ihcy eN-
mist an a wonderful manner the heirncai ic
suits of their combination. -
So as.,9s, 2m THOMAs }. WILLIAMS. VI. ID.
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HUMAN HAIR GOODS.

All kinds of Ladies' Hair WORK ON manu- ano
made 20 order ut short notice.
Prices reasonable and satisisx'iS,n a guar 70 III
teed' HUGHES' HAIR STOKE,
l22 Rast Broad street..
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4he name "Sick Man." by which Turkey
a'en reierrOd 70, was applied to that coun-
" y lie Car Nicholas, Jan. Ia, 1854
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RAtlkepAtp~.


RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
IL AND POTOMAC kAiLkOAD.-Sybeduts
c anmenclns NOVEMBER iash, ios.-snstsru
STANDARD time.
'-zo am. leaves Byrd street station daily; st0pa
only at Ashland Junction, Atlford.
aud Frcdene ksbuny. Sleeper 70
Washington. Leaves Washington for
New fork at li:sv am.
III am leaves Byrdstreet station daily. ex-
eept SUNDAY. Leaves Washington toe
New furh al Az pm.
o. y NJ. leaves Dy rd-sJrv,t station daily.
SseeYcs u New ivrS.
~ 80 am. arrives at BYRD street station d.iy.
sleeper frUm New York.
z's pm. arrives al byri-street station daily;
stops al treucrIvksUurg. MIii0ri, aud
- Junction. Sleeper IRON ashiustvu.
Sio pm. arrives AT Byru-strect station aaiiy.
etccut sunday PArior car frv0
Washington.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DALI, ExUErT SUNDAYS.
wv pm accommodation. leaves Byrd street
station arrives at Ashisnu At s pus.
oNf pm leaves hiOe. arrives al Ashland 1T
o.ss pm.
On am arrives At Eliza; leaves Ashland 1t
ga siE.
WV am. accommodation. arrives Al Bruad-
street -tstiUu leaves Ashland st eNi
su.
5.5s pm. arrives At Elos: leaves Ashland Il
o,i- pm.
{. A. IAiLOh. General Ticket Agent
(. l. ID. MYERS. Uvuvrsi cup 'riut.udvut.
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CONNECTIONS.
At Clifton FOrge with chesapeake and On,
railway tor the south, West. ANA Northwest.
Al LyucnOurs with Norfolk aud W"sterD
railroad Tor all points south, Southeast. a.
southwest, and Virginia Midland railway tOi
all points North and south.
Al Richmond with Associated Railways iOi
ali points an the south. aud Richmond, Frvdc
ricksburg aud Potomac railroad tor all 20 nfs
North.
AT Lexington with Baltimore and ONO TAU
road. making close connections at Harpvt ,
Ferry T. and frUm fittsburx aud the 81,
also 10 point Norm ami bast.
Sleeping car attached 70 NIGHT ENPhE>s
tor LynVnburx.
sLEhPiNG-CARS LYNCHBU RG 20 MEN
PHlS. NEW ORLEANS, and LITrLf BOI n,
Trans marked daily except sunday.
1igkets sold 70 all points. Oihccs; 100
Main, and al hicuunOu co.. Allegheny depot.
Eighth and Canal strreis.
JOHN X. NACMUkDO,
de5 Gen'i Passenger AHsni.
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PAINTS, OILS, sc.
D---~---- 49, ->---~>-r-~~-~-r------
l)ICHMOND IRON PAINT co.
N.T.PATE X CO.. lOO7 EAST CARY STREET.

Weather, Water,
and Fire Proof.
Never Cracks,
Blisters. or Peels.
Especially adapt
ed for Tin. Zinc
copper. Iron, and
> hiugle and
bJard Roofs.
Defective and
Leaky Roofs from
tge and exposure
are rendered tight
and perfect Dy its
use. Damp aud
imperfect Walls
are also rendered
lry by the use OF
this PAINT aud
CEMENT.
jall ly
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DIEDMONT AIRLINE
RICHMOND AND DANYGLLE SYSTEM.
SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT ROUTE
TO THE UIH.
PULLMAN EFPER on ALL NIGHT
IhA Ms.
SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT NOV 10, 1887.
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STEAMSHIPS.
old DOMINION STEAMSHIP CON.
" PANY
FOR NEW YORK.

steamers leave Richmond EVERY TUES
DAY and FRIDAY AT ON.
steamers leave New YOik for Richmond
EVERY WBDN E~DAY AID SATURDAY
ai 80 H., arilvngln Richmond MON DAY aud
FRIDAY mornings.
PASSENGER acculrinndatiOns unsurpassed.
Uabu IA 10 New York wa James river
rIi e. iucludlng meals aud Ocrtnj. .,..t v %
Round ufp tickets limited To thirty days
amer 4 ttc Oi issue. t.-. ..t.t.s s.sts.tss ~ "
,tce axe. With subsistence .--..-..---...+ 80
tcrIl ~. without subsistence .... 90 20
CABIN fare Via Chesapeake aIi Ohh rail-
tNul. fFffsFfF " W
CABIN tarc Via Richmond and Petersburg
railroad .sss COCO tfftfss asfttff " 70
Tickets cRn BE- Obtained al A. W. Uarb,r' !,
100 Vain street. Chvaapeake ana ohio a.
Richmond aud Petersburg dei Uts. anu al VOn
ANY b Offices. i.Ul MAN street. aud wharf.
kU,kctts.
trrI, hts forwarded aud through bills of lad
INK ISSUED inr points beyond New York.
Freight receive daiiy u..til h ar # sailing
Pas-cugtrs leaving kiChuOuu Vn nv
DAYS.II ESDA EDN ESDAYS. I'll L HIS
"a \ - aud 0AII ltDAfo bb the CHESAPEAKE
auu DhlufaIiWn1 t'ia Nvwl on Ncwslst r'1 "a sn.
iu. by Richmond and Pct rsbuIs "a rad
.,si1n, day al lU.,y am, Will make coLn1vih
a. NORFOLK villa steamer leaving thoso
lIJn.
GEORGE ". ALLEN & Co, Agents.
No iuyl Nam sttuct, aud
rs l9u Compauy u,ri, it'cAetts.
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CONNECTIONS.
Train 40. jO makes connection az he sVillc
for Cha.e Cir, ami Nlark-yl De-, al 1r'rnsnofy
fOf Durham ialcigh, duih except SUM % and
all poln on North Carol ma Dh isiun aud \.
W.N.C h. K
Tain ~. 5 makes connection at Greens
boro' Tor n. ". n & u. r., ltdei. b, GOid-
horD, aud Orened City az SAllSO ny i"r
Ashevile. Hot spfi gs. and al Outs go
~ esi,rn North Carolina; AT 'harl .tie with
Cha lott. Column q aud Augusta r'liroad Tor
CnuI b q. Auglsta, ken. Chdre-t 90, swan
nah. T Omasyil q. Ga Jack OWL Cd d 9th r
For ia lol issafO with Caro- INA Z MIRA.
railroad fOi Wnmin ton
Train. from tue South arrive AZ Richmond
f.llH.m ud $50 pm.
BUpKEvILiE ACCOMMODATIONS.
lev. It-,.hUort. e.. ..- 100000. fd - a.m
-. /. nL.h...a -- ID Il nm.
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A TLANTIC COAST LINE.

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG Rail-
ROAD TIME TABLE.
Commencing SUNDAY. Nov. q. 1897. tram
on this ruHd will run ~ fOllu~p.
TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
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4 HESAPEAkE AND OHIO RUU1E
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER
1874. ios7.

LEAVE klIHMOND:
SO Am For Newror, News, Old Point Con-.
tort AMI Norfolk. dslIy.
ilt5 am Through ANA L,,sl Mail 70 all
points Nesi, except sin day.
Sievlvrs frUm Clifton Forge W
Huntington.
32J pm rVi NeS ,vn's News, Old Poin, and
Norfolk. EXCEPT culldsy.
40 pm Lhrrlvtte-Nne accommodation.
kAuepl sunday.
%, pm FOR Louisville. Clnclnnsu Chicago.
~. Louis, Memphis ami New VI
leans. r asl Express, with through
Pullmans DAILY. only rvute rum
ming Pullmans Vest from Rich.
nUud.
ARRIVE RICHMOND:
go am Charlottesville accommodation
except sunday.
lO5) am rom Norfolk, Old Point, and
Newport News, except sunday.
$40 pm PROM LVcai points aud the west,
daily exccpt ounday.
o.iO pm From Norfolk. Oid Point and New
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